THE THIRD WAVE - Festival de Cannes
THE THIRD WAVE - Festival de Cannes
THE THIRD WAVE - Festival de Cannes
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Mario Grigorov - Composer<br />
Son of a concert pianist and trumpeter, Mario began his western<br />
classical training at the Sophia Conservatorium at the age of<br />
five. his family relocated to Teheran, Iran where his father<br />
performed in the Shah's symphony orchestra. For the next six years<br />
Grigorov continued his training in western classical music while<br />
absorbing the rich sounds of the Persian culture around him.<br />
While playing the keyboard in a music store in Los Angeles, He was<br />
signed on the spot to a record <strong>de</strong>al by Warner Brothers Records' A<br />
& R executive Bob James. The Warner signing led to the release of<br />
“Rhymes with Orange” and the number four Billboard Magazine<br />
charter “Aria.” Prior to Los Angeles, Grigorov also began his<br />
exploration of classical music through the medium of film scores<br />
in Australia where he would do the original scoring for over<br />
thirty films including. He went on to score Edge City, The Life<br />
Jacket is Un<strong>de</strong>r Your Seat, Razor's Edge, Here, 29 Palms and<br />
Shadowboxer.<br />
Jaron Lanier - Composer<br />
Lanier has been active in the world of new "classical" music since<br />
the late seventies. He is a pianist and a specialist in unusual<br />
musical instruments, especially the wind and string instruments of<br />
Asia. He maintains one of the largest and most varied collections<br />
of actively played rare instruments in the world and has performed<br />
with artists as diverse as Philip Glass, Ornette Coleman, George<br />
Clinton, Vernon Reid, Terry Riley, Duncan Sheik, Pauline Oliveros<br />
and Stanley Jordan. Current recording projects inclu<strong>de</strong> his<br />
"acoustic techno" duet with Sean Lennon and an album of duets with<br />
flautist Robert Dick.<br />
Lanier's work with Asian instruments can be heard extensively on<br />
the soundtrack to Three Seasons (1999), which was the first film<br />
ever to win both the Audience and Grand Jury awards at the<br />
Sundance Film <strong>Festival</strong>. A pioneer in the use of Virtual Reality in<br />
musical stage performance with his band Chromatophoria, he has<br />
toured around the world as a headline act in venues such as the<br />
Montreux Jazz <strong>Festival</strong>.<br />
Morgan Spurlock - Executive Producer<br />
Morgan Spurlock is the writer/producer/director of the Aca<strong>de</strong>my<br />
Award nominated film Super Size Me. The feature length<br />
documentary film, Spurlock’s first, was named to more than 35 “Top<br />
Ten” lists in 2004 and is currently the 8th highest-grossing<br />
documentary of all time. The film was also awar<strong>de</strong>d the inaugural<br />
Writers Guild of America Documentary Screenplay Award, and the<br />
Best Director Prizes at the Sundance and Edinburgh Film